Toronto Star - 2015-07-06

• ‘OXI’ BY A LANDSLIDE
• Diverse groups join voices in call for action
• City softball team’s online antics hit home run with social media
• Women kicked off flight in dispute over guide dogs
• ’ON TOP OF THE WORLD’
• I CHRISTEN THEE . . .
• ALL-STAR BOUND
• CHAMPS CROWNED
• Holy guacamole
• Burkas a boon to British bandits
• Burt’s Bees eccentric co-founder dead at 80
• N.Y. escapee moved back to prison
• U.S.-led airstrikes blast ISIS stronghold in Syria
• Female suicide bomber targets Nigerian church
• China’s market has seen $2.7 trillion loss
• Transgende­r dodgeballe­r to represent Canada
• Military to help fight wildfires
• Wine sales not expected in grocery stores this year
• Foodies take their taste buds on the road
• Tips to make the most out of your road trip
• AMP won’t survive Charter scrutiny
• Choking the high seas
• Afghan travesty
• The environmen­t? Trudeau gets it
• Pick on somebody else
• Want to win votes? Hire American campaign guru
• Let’s stop complainin­g about Pan Ams
• Eternal disease of anti-Semitism has returned
• Canada’s first Bachelor defends fellow Canuck Bacheloret­te
• Lights, camera, training for newbies
• With so many influences, these rockers face a sonic identity crisis
• First-hand experience
• UnREAL shows the flip side of reality TV
• Why Amy Schumer would be the best Bacheloret­te ever
• Being an aging modern woman
• Being his ‘backup woman,’ leading you on has few benefits
• Defusing the teenage eye roll
• When the Confederat­e flag flew in Georgetown
• ‘Serious breaches’ of lobbying bylaw
• Everest College students left ‘out in the cold’ after closure
• Markham residents protest mausoleum ‘monstrosit­y’
• TOUGHNESS PERSONIFIE­D
• THE GREAT OUTDOORS
• City puts water meters to the test
• Sister act sparks plenty of chatter
• GETTING AROUND GRIDLOCK
• Donaldson’s star shines brightest
• PGA: Canada’s David Hearn finishes second in playoff at the Greenbrier Classic
• Argonauts prevail in OT thriller
• Taking his dad’s sport to brand new heights
• Wheelchair racer glad to have shot at a medal
• Pan Ams: Former Raptor Jamaal Magloire says Games’ legacy will prove beneficial
• Keys being groomed for tennis greatness
• Scarboroug­h club offers numerous programs for youths
• A dream combinatio­n of coffee and comic books
• Bringing crowds together for fun, folly or fundraisin­g
• Vuarnet’s shades cover Bond’s baby blues as brand eyes revival
• Afraid of outliving your money? Annuities might be for you
• Amazon gold rush has some in Seattle fearing a downturn

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